Explore the intricate relationship between religion and conflict in modern South Asia with this groundbreaking single-author study. ‘Religion and Conflict in Modern South Asia’ offers a fresh perspective, moving beyond simple sectarian or civilizational clash theories. Discover how religious and ethnic mobilization serves as a powerful response to the perceived weaknesses in political and state structures, providing a voice for protest where representative institutions falter. This essential read for scholars and students delves into how radicalism, perceived political and economic uncertainty, and the complexities of globalization shape social stability and local power dynamics across the region. Uncover the nuanced realities of religious conflict in South Asia.